August brought with it a number of high-profile, high-value orders, especially for research vessels, while the next generation of mega-ports and terminals geared up for operation. Ship Technology wraps up...
Arctic sea-ice reached a new all-time low in 2012 - another milestone in pattern which has, in recent years, seen both Canada's Northwest Passage and Russia's Northern Sea Route (NSR)...
Development of the world’s first-ever 100% fossil fuel-free sailing cargo ship has begun in the United Kingdom and Ireland, following the successful conclusion of primary testing. Rowan Watt-Pringle reports on...
The second issue of Ship Technology Global takes a look at a digital navigation system, the most impressive titans crossing today’s seas, modern superyacht designs, new energy technologies for cruise...
The cruise industry has proven itself to be incredibly lucrative, with weeks at sea a favoured holiday destination. As cruise operators pack people aboard, the largest cruise ships are often...
USNS Rappahannock lets rip in the UAE killing one, Puntland forces capture five, Asian shipowners renew calls for a UN presence and South Africa shores up Mozambican channel. Ship-technology.com reports...
Electronic Chart Display and Information Systems (ECDIS) are set to become a mandatory safety feature for new ships in 2012. As commercial ship operators prepare to put down their pencils...
Marine pollutant monitoring has gone robotic with the introduction of SHOAL, an autonomously controlled fish. Rowan Watt-Pringle spoke to Luke Speller - SHOAL project leader and senior research scientist at...
A recently released Maritime Bureau report reveals a startling trend: as attacks decrease, the hostage toll grows. Ship-technology reveals the true human cost of piracy off the coast of Somalia...
Our new magazine launches with a look at cruise liner interiors, record-breaking vessels, advances in remote-operated vehicles, trends in marine recruitment, and more.
